The flat-chin sea snake, commonly known as the spiny sea snake, is a reptile of the genus Flat-chin sea snake in the cobra family, distributed in the eastern Indian Ocean through the Indian and Australian waters to Australia and China, and half of the lethality test is 0.06
Blue ring sea snake, 1.5-2 meters long. Its torso is slightly cylindrical, slender, lives in the ocean, is good at swimming, preys on fish, and is oviparous. The main toxins of the blue ring sea snake are neurotoxin and muscle toxin, and half of the lethality tests are 0.0464.
The long-nosed sea snake, also known as the yellow-bellied sea snake, is mainly distributed in the tropical seas of the world. The body length is 50-70 cm, the longest can reach 1 meter. It is a nerve venomous snake, but acts on the striated muscle, so it is called muscle venom, and half of the lethality test is 0.044.
Tiger snakes are reptiles of the cobra family, native to Australia, with an average body length of about 1.3 to 1.6 meters. Tiger snakes secrete strong neurotoxins, coagulants, hemolysins and snake-specific muscle toxins, and half of the lethality tests are 0.04 (toxicity varies greatly from region to region).
Native to northern, northeastern And New Guinea, the Australian coastal Taipan snake is a highly venomous venomous snake with a lethality test of 0.039.
Eastern cobras are found in central, eastern, northern Australia and new Guinea. The body length is 1.5 to 2.2 meters, it is a coagulant in the venom [1], which causes blood to clot, and the organism that is bitten will die due to kidney failure, and half of the lethal test is 0.0365.
The Du's sword-tailed sea snake is a highly venomous sword-tailed sea snake, the adult sea snake is about 150 cm long at length, but in general it is only 80 cm, and half of the lethality test is 0.03.
The inland Taipan snake is one of the most venomous snakes on land and one of the fastest continuous attacks, so fast that you can't see it with your eyes, its bite of a strong toxin is about 110 milligrams, the venom can kill 100 adults, 500,000 rats, and half of the lethality test is 0.025.
The hook-nosed sea snake, also known as the split-chin sea snake, is a poisonous sea snake in the genus Split chin sea snake of the suborder Sea Snake family, and is the second most venomous snake in the ocean. Hook-nosed sea snakes are about four to eight times more potent than cobras, and about 1.5 mg of hook-nosed sea snake toxins are enough to be fatal, with half of the lethal tests being 0.02 (controversial).
The Belcher sea snake is a venomous sea snake in the genus Sea Snake of the suborder Cobra family, although it is the most venomous snake in the world, but its temperament is quite mild, its venom mainly contains neurotoxins, muscle toxins and various enzymes, and half of the lethality test is 0.0013 (controversial).